A different pitstop strategy saw the #90 AKKA ASP Mercedes of Raffaele Marciello lead after eight hours of the 2017 Total Spa 24 Hours away front the race long leadings #63 Grasser Lamborghini and the #55 Kaspersky Ferrari. The #84 HTP Mercedes was eliminated in a huge accident at Eau Rogue in hour seven.

Porsche claimed victory in both GT catergories in the GT only IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship round at Lime Rock. Dirk Werner and Patrick Pilet took GTLM honours in a 1-2 for the marque while Jorg Bergmeister and Patrick Lindsey took GTD honours for Park Place Motorsport.

After a disappointing defence of their title so far this year, Dane Cameron and Whelen Engineering got their title defence back on track with victory at Mosport, helped by championship leader Jordan Taylor clashing with Tommy Milner’s GTLM Corvette.

After their worst result of the season at Watkins Glen, the Wayne Taylor Racing Cadillac bounced back with Ricky Taylor grabbing pole for tomorrow’s race at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. In GTLM Dirk Werner secured Porsche’s first pole since 2016 Daytona 24 Hours and Sage Karam grabbed Lexus’s first Weathertech Pole.

Joao Barbosa pulled off a daring overtake to snatch victory of the Sahlens Six Hours of the Glen with just 10 minute remaining. The Cadillac went around the outside of the JDC Miller Motorsports car at turn one to come out on top. BMW also secured their first GTLM victory of the season.

The championship leader cruised through the final day to take a record fifth Vodafone Rally de Portugal victory from Thierry Neuville. Ott Tanak took maximum powerstage points but the stage also claimed WRC2 leader Andreas Mikkelsen who rolled his Skoda.

Sébastien Ogier is on course to equal Markku Alen’s record of five Rally Portugal victories after he took advantage of a mistake by M-Sport team-mate Ott Tanak to lead the Vodafone Rally de Portugal at the end of day two. The Championship leader holds a 17 second lead over Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville.

Ott Tanak leads after a wild and action packed Day one of the Vodafone Rally de Portugal which saw three of the major contenders for victory eliminated on stage seven. The Estonian holds a narrow 4.6 second lead over Hyundai’s Dani Sordo, with Sébastien Ogier just 0.4 seconds behind in third.

The Vodafone Rally de Portugal celebrates it’s 50th running with a bumper 65 car entry list including 14 brand new WRC cars. Thierry Neuville is looking to make it a hat-trick of rally wins, but Sébastien Ogier is looking to equal Markku Alen’s record of five Rally Portugal wins.

The #63 Grasser Racing Team Lamborghini Huracan made it a British Blancpain double with a hard-fought victory at the Blancpain Endurance Race at Silverstone. The team had to deal with a determined challenge from Mercedes to follow up on their Blancpain Sprint Race success at Brands Hatch.

The #63 Grasser Racing Team Lamborghini Mirko Bortolotti and Christian Engelhart enjoyed a perfect weekend. They followed up a dominant qualifying race victory with a dominant main race victory which also gave them the lead of the Blancpain GT championship.